September Is Pain Awareness Month

September is Pain Awareness Month. Pain is a common reason why people use complementary health approaches. It's also a major focus of NCCIH'

Click here to view in browser. September Is Pain Awareness Month September is Pain Awareness Month. Pain is a common reason why people use complementary health approaches. It's also a major focus of NCCIH's research program. Here are some of the resources available: Pain eBook – overview of what the science says about the effectiveness and safety of complementary health approaches for various pain conditions. Low-Back Pain Fact Sheet – learn about mind and body approaches that may be helpful for low-back pain. Video From NCCIH Director – in this brief video, Dr. Helene Langevin talks about ongoing research on nonpharmacologic treatments for chronic pain and opioid use disorder.   Find out more

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